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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-21

BANQUET or THE KE7A ri FHATEHNfFf
The eighth a~aasl hsRqust Of the Central Assosia,
Hea Of Eeta Psi will take place NJ oIark's, No. 22
West Ts.asy -thisd-ss,, t0iassasE evening. at 2
sock, Ths business ~ssaise Of the tFssssBity will
II obsaiaed tssia 4. O. Agbeyy, fsssssrsf, 10, lag
asssqst fhs present president Of tbe association y
samuel p SuwueF Of Bridgeport and IL membership
colleges q the country reading IN and about Neg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-21
INCIDENTS III SOCIETY.

Ma Z Ogden Doremus and Miss Doremus hold large
rsonpon yosterday afternoon at their homo, No. x4l
Nadison-aye
Ma L. Foxus gave . supper to q company OF guests
l,s evening ut her home 1O8 West Thirty ninth st
Nrs C. Whitiook gave o0ttllOn Last evening at her
hono No. 433 LAxingtonava
Mn Louis J. KIRK gave q Weddng reception last even
ing at homo No SIT East One twonetn-
in honor marriage OF her daughter Miss Jessie
Gnooln kin to John A. Hutchinson Over two hundred
MA Ieary gave dance last evening for her daughter
n bar home No a East Twenty -nfthSt Ono hundred
me ensaecmcnt Is announced Of Colonel George Bliss
aed Miss Cssey, of this city Colonel Bliss 10 widower
- caSasement Of Mis- Elizabeth Cur Burnett and
(,nStayus TOodson Rawson, both OF this city, Ia an
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DIR. KyARp SELL THE oBAMRzay.

Pr. G. ice FnaPR stu has the 4spe OF being the
best billiard played IN the Racquet Cab. Alexander
lprtsn coveted Ae benor and vagorsa n boo on
s' ass y: S6n SSae. in sG %ss pS.,
Eiday }Spaday sRceptedi ana, except On Saturday
Sag d. Kns sss SSsn as ,S Ssst TITO. to ,S;s 't
e closing game 81 the series last night and when his
total score was fs0V his opponent pad only counted
1853 There Yas considerable betting on the game
&nd ft'is said thar $1,000 cnadged hands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-21
aDvJcE TO YOUyG HEBREWS

ADVICE TO YOUNG HEBREWS
The members Young Mems Hebrew Association cello
brated It's thirteenth last evening by enter
tainment at Chckering Hall. Simon Wolf OF Washington,
delivered an which he advised the members OF the
interest In the politics OF the
country spoke their well known character for soprct
aud lend their efforts toward the solution OF
the temperance questton , $500 - . ,o.,
Miss Carota t. Penne sang several songs IN pleasing
piano Charles Roberts, IT, read several seec'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-21

LLSESs or GExFR4I JOHN z RRADK
General Johp Rrady Il sick in Taylors Hotel 5ersay
H, lie is suffering from an apscess and y not allowed
70 fsave his room. Els vile - with him. DE hoGill Of
erscy City, b attending him
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MARRIED.

wENDRLL-ELwYN-On the 20eh inst. y g 49,.
5. B.. Ii. b. assisted b. ths hight Rsy O. wAsanss
Cadwasdsr Eiwyu eldest danghter OF me Key Arsa II
T. Eiwyn. 70 MI. Gordon WENDELL OF TINS CIV
the residence Of the brides m1sne5
TROY ohio Tuesday, April TO- by the Rev. Dr. n. =
Elliott Charles West Of Brooklyn. N. " ana Aafy q
Parsons,
AH notices Of marriages must b tat'rw1 ~'m r@s
onme and address.
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Dolit,rll Notices.

meeting Of the knrollsd Republican: O. sss AZ
T%Yrasv, evening az O'Clock. ALI Republicans residing
In the district are invited 10 DO present co,,pn
A. i. HALL, m n SoAA<A ~ nDs.sa~,&
secretary. fresaosns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-21

John Keenan, OF Twenty thirdst obtained on Apr
from the Long Island Railroad Company twelve commute
t,on hooks and paid check on Lincoln National Bank OF
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Hutton memorial has been design ed by Miss
NewYork artist and will be made mere r aho NV Miss
Catharine 1. Wolfe has yet been put In place ~
will probably 20 in the church proper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-21
NEW AposNMRyfs FOE GRAos CHURCH.


-Four new windows will be put In Grace
Church next month"; Three Of them are rather small
ones new being made In London 10 replace ~ many ola
ones IN dasrent paris Of Ne building The Other the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-21

Very Kind.-NIlstrcss Ito new serVahe-"o hn'o
breakfast generally about eight o'clock =. ~
New seIvant-Nell, II l aint down 10 IT, oohS
wait-(IIarper's Bazaar.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

IMPORTANT NOTICE
Readers OF The Tribune when troubled with catarrn
may safely rely Taylors Catarrh cure; suaranteou
Price So go send 4c. stamp Tor pamphlet 0'ty nan
Pharmacy, 264 Broadway, N l. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-21

TRIBUNE OFFICE April 2l-1 A. Mt was bright ana
almost calm Yesterday but trie cool for late in
April Little change occurred In the barometer. The
emneroture ranged between 3So and 5so the average
1850 being l4aio lower than on the corresponding day
last year and $50 higher than on Tuesday: 49,, g.,
In ana near this city to-day there Will probably DC
slightly warmer. fair partly cloudy weather.
At present, little change Is indicatedfor Friday.
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Tie WEATHER REPORT.

TuE VEd IHEI HHI O"1'
GOVERNMENT rNDICATIONs-FOR "a HOURS
WASHINGTON, April 2O-For Northern New-England,
fair weather and slight changes in temperature
For Southern New-England, Eastern New-fork. East
ern Pennsylvania and NewJersey fair weather slightly
warmer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-21

A. William p. Moore. Auctioneer.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
A Mr. $50 3 SI Ffs;r a. EAsTss
has placed hts extraortinary collection OF
ORIENTAL ART TREASURES
Opposite Hotel brunswick,
ssfsS Ssss fIS$%%E
BALE ne kssS Yus
SUPERB SA sFE srf ksHf Of pnsIS COLOR
q hs Ming Pssa an q ai Lang HdaTss AND
c1oIsoSsE E S1hff Az FISk ThBRQrDsRrEs
OF GREAT RGhsh CHARACTER
i'oN' I AND iBRoNzE SWORD GUARDS; &c
Two MAGNIFICENT sat WOOD Cabinets with chased
and sS Afd
xsaE bkdAzR srTU oF
A ROCK CRYSTAL BALL OF ABSOLUTE PERFECT
PURITY A sEyE EfxT EE Sahfi Of 81
THE PEAOHBLOW FAMILY.
ExnIHIaT sC fIf PIP cAEAtGSOhS AT
Art Exhibition
Mr. GEORGE I. sENEY's Collection OF Paintings wihos
exhibited in Gallery OF the Brooklyn Art Association
TIA Monaguest. from April 10 to the 18TH inclusive ITO"
10 a. m to 10 D. m.
This Exhibition will given Aid OF the Building Fund
OF the Brooklyn for Ayet Msn and will anori 70 ov
ers of art an opportunity OF seeing OF the finest WORKS
Of Milet Corot Rousseau Daubigny Israes ana knaua
besides emineat artists both European ana
American.
PRICE OF ADMISSION. so CENTS.
Cooking by Gas
MISS CORsON has kindly consented to give demonstrs
ton this subject on
SATURDAY, APRIL %. at 2;30 p. m-
In the Assembly Rooms OF
THE METROPOLITAN OPERA MOUSE.
ADMISSION 81.
THE AMERICAN METER co.
a. NJ stewart, steam Carpet Cleaning Works.
1913 7th.ave. Send Tor circulAr
Carriage free n York and Brooklyn
The Gardner Pine Needle Extract ., Al.
az, spAi' " WY PARK 4 TILFORD. AgentA
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Special Notifss.
William p. Moore. Auctioueer
MOoRES ART GALLERIES
200 FIFTH.AVENUE.
VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS.
ucrEn EXAMpIES AND


SELECTED EXAMPLES AND
CABINET GINS
BY THE GREATEST LIVING ARTISTS
The following masters represented ny very choco
- 49, m examples = ,rprcNy NE RUEy.
DE PENNE DIAZ DUPRE, FICHEI, FRERE, isABEY.
scHREYER. TRoYoN ZIEM. BRAITH, BRISsoT,
BRONX, DE HAAS q. H. LII PORrlELJE hiohSi'
NOW on FREE EXHIBJTi2M AT
200 FIFTHAVENUE.
DAY AND EVENING.
rAAnRspAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS.
APRIL 81 AND 22
AT O'CLOCK PROMPTLY.
A. William r. Moore, Auctioneer.
SALE AT RESIDENCE
AUGUSTUS l.. BROWN, ESQ,
Ola FIFTHAVE,
Corner 43dstl
OF THE HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS,
by order OF
THOMAS B. BROWN, ESQ, Executor
Yrpp.Rv OF in sTmH9ARp BOOKS.
two Chick ering Upright Pianos. Durham Square Pianq
Parlor Dining. and Chamber Suits Mrrora Curta
and Poreres nd Wilton Carpets ana Rugs Svg
plated Table Finely Decorated Table china Sosuy
Engraved and CIT Glassware Bronze and CrysIi onanu
lers. Engrayngs. &c
EXHIBITION TOMORROW FRIDAY. APRIL2%
SALE SATURDAY, APRIL 20. beginning ut ~ a m.
Catalogues on promises and at Office of Auctoncer 40
Fifthaye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-21

s7s slsnea Alfred Mason Jones' No 12S Broadway Tne
check forgery Keenan, was airesteo IN
New York and taken to Long Island City iasteVenhs
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THE SAFEST va


N obtain pure Beer is order direct from Brewery we
Nav hoe ana deliver on, imperial Lager especially
for family use Beadleston q Moerz, 29l W. lOth-se
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
RI HOURsi Morning

Tn tina diagram continuous shows the barometric nuc'
tuaons Yesterday observed the United states sigma
service this city The dashes indicate the tempora
ture noted ut uudnuts pharmacy. 2lo BroadwV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-21

II was stated at the Windsor Hotel last night that
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad has
purchase cd lands in Cheyenne. W. T., for an entrance
into that city and for depot building II Is the IN
tention a, the road to build branch to Cheyenne
from the main l,ne at point not yet located Id
Nebraska The branch will be built this summer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-21
william p. Moore, Auctioneer.

SALE. SATURDAY, APRIL 30 beginning at ~ a N.
Catalogue, on premises and at Office of Auconeer 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-21

Governor George Peabody WetmUre, OF Rhode
IJond WIN has been defeated for n reelection by Il
Democrat Is n guest at the Brevoort House where
the efforts on the part OF reporters to see him yeser
day were without avail. lie evidently understands
how 10 take his defeat in silence
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-04-09
Los Angeles.

Theodore Reymert and Harry Brook, formerly of Arizona, have established q commission and purchasing agency at Los Angeles, and will give their careful and prompt attention to all business en- trusted to them. Information concern ing real estate, produce, or other matters cheerfully furnished.
 Seuthern California offers attractive inducements for investment at the pres ent time and is the cheapest market for Arizonans to purchase in.
 Persons having good cattle ranches, productive mines or agricultural lands for sale at a moderate price are invited to send particulars. The highest Terrlto- rial references furnished. Address Reymert X Brook. Al, East First street, Los Angeles.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-04-09

house house visits stion has bsen fol- lswsd, and every animal found goes on the list. In the meantime the work of slaughtering diseased and exposed cattle mas gons brsvely on. Since the distillery cattle were cleaned out about 600 cattle have been slaughtered. Of this number perhaps fifty were actually diseased and the remainder had been exposed. The disease manifests itself in exposed cattle
 in from thirty to fifty days, and is req
 sonably sure to appear In every ease. In consequence m exposed animal is on q
 par with & diseased animal in the eyes of the commissioners Where a diseased animal Is found in herd CT barn all the other cattle in the herd or barn are killed. Fifteen barns in Jefferson and ou the North Side, two of which were near Lnceln Park, hayo been cleaned out during the last three weeks. A number of additional veterinarians will be put on the work within d few day., snd next week the work of examining. apprsising and slaug ghtering exposed ani- mals will be carried on with great vigor. ,
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-04-09
Uarnmoalls No4es.

Captain J. ". Johnson, saperlntend- and L. Ezekiels, of the same place, are at the Cosmopolitan. From Mr. Ezekiels we learn that the mill started up again last Sunday, it having been stopped for s short tlms owing 10 the failure of the haulsrs to keep it supplied with ore. The new contractors are Lamott, More & O., who have put on larger teams and will bs able to keep ths mlll running constantly from this time on. Captain Johnson is deserving of the greatest credit for the manner in which he has brought this property to the front He has had up hill work from the tims he took hold of it, but has succeeded in making it one of the great propartiss of the country. The work was pushed rapidly forward with the utmost economy, and at the same time giving satisfaction to those who had contracts under him, which fact speaks volumes for his business tact and ability. He has shown splendid judg- ment in selecting his subordinatas. Mir. Wallace, supsr;n tendans ef the ,niii, has had seea: sxperien-s and ;s 2 &;i77osgh going. practical man. :tr Ljl..s, I. re- man of tiie uaias, ia he fig,.t man u lhe right place, and .hs work nevss on caaly under him. Tia mine is in splendid shape, Inc 3o0 feet level having been opened up fer m1rs than 500 fset, and there seelns tc be no limit to ths ora. The camp is constantly improving. itrs. Burch, formerly of Riverside statio:,, !, putting up $ l,tei. finer. are tw5 reg taurants, thrss salocns, ors blssk,snith shop sud ol,s butcher chop. Several fins dwelling l.4uses have bsen put ur during the past fsw non.hx, and wksn shc post office is ss;;.tl.slcd t xiil Us quito an embryo city. There are reports oE big deal en the tspis. but MS sre not at E,5- erty to say anything about 1t at present, but ws gre prepared to hear pretty good news from the Mommath camp al any time.~ !StGr.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-04-09
''Read me for my cause, and bs patient that ye may read. d."-SEAKEsPzARE. The Greatest Study ef Mankind
 is ETau.

 The greatest study of m>rk;nd is msn, And who'er his wondrou4 frame doth scsn, Ponder and devise to cure an III, Whether by device, fruit or pill, An equal benefactor is he; and ws haste. The inventor of a clthartic Of delicious taste.
 To ts him ho,.or. Who remembers not how tho distressed
 mother, Her child's entreaties tried to smother, That she insist not the horlid dose be taken, The remembrancs cen nov does nanscs
 awaken,
 And fond fsther To be witness of his child's torture, weult;
 rather
 Pay high price. If money could purchase Cathsrtic nice. We have it now! and great DE PRAr1's nam., Appears upon the scroll of Kscularian fame; TOT gTJer long sructy rirut--r-~.1- e,1it Has hit upon DELICIOUS FRUIT
 To cure our ills. Away at once with draughts and pills; For whether it be indigestion, liver compia int,
 Constipation, Or .a.y- -.lisAaS A to -whiel flesh iz heir, He here with pride does boldly declare, And on the sertien will wae CT big, That it can be cured by IA MBURG FIG At Druggists, 9 cts: box. J. J. Mack i Co, prepiietors, S. r.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-04-09
General Netcs.

$ hesry frost fell in and around Waco, Texas, Friday night, killing growing veg etation.
 The Commercial Cable Company has repaired one of it's cables and is HOW ae- cepting business for all points at New York city.
 Constable Durney, of Dublin, nho threw down his arms and refused to obey orders and take part in the arrest of Father Ryan, has been dismissed m the force.
 The New York Wo1}d says that ste sloop yacht is to be built ill Shat city te sail against the Thistle AT q the Bot n yacht in tue America cup race in October next.
 A deploruble condition of affS; [ exists in Calhoun and Atascosa counties, Texas, an account of drouth OAe hunorsd and six families in these counties are known to ke suffering for the necsssaries ef l f and an appeal is made on their behalf.
 Most, or his release from jail in New York on Friday. issued manifesto tc bis fellow Anarchists, ill which he says he Is the same man he wss when sent tc prison. The screed is of the usual vio. is,I ! ,c;.i;-t;c st, Ia N=co,iatieny between H. H. Pcr.ol and President Stevens, of the Chics ga and Eastern Illinois railroad, were con, sumalated st New York by the sale ol all the sto:k but 1000 shares to R. P Flower & Go. Flower St Co made ths purchase for H. H. Por CT and Associates who are identified wit, the Indiana Goa cemHsEy.
 Bcrapt- " Crandsll real estate jysaIer of Dstreit, disappeared, and his Soiy, it was supposed, was 5oun6 ih Nj ksara river and buried. On Thursday { hcitizen uf D. troit receivsd letter freu iIa ITIUuu rravsITng III 6StirTrnia, sgyiili he hpd met Crandall in Los Angeles The friends of the rajssing man iusis ] that tic body found and buried was taa of the missing man.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-04-09
5UKTETNTH LEGIsLATTRE.
| Good Record.

By their fruits ye shall know them" The Fourteenth legislature has passed away, as did thirtesn of it's predecessors. Its work is before the public for criti- clsm. No candid person will hesitate to affirm that it has been the best legisla- ture which has ever convened in Ari- zona. A comparison of the work done by the Fourteenth with that of the Thir- teenth legislature is indeed striking.
 ln the first place, the Fourteenth leg islature hgs clearly demonstrated that the number of clerks allowed and paid by the United States is quite sufficient to conduct all the business of the logisla- ture Instead of clerk for each msun- Der. at an expense to the Territory of S23,700, which the Thirteenth logisla- ture so extravagantly indulged. only those paid by the United States have been employed during this session, and the cost to the Territory is nothing.
 Surely the taxpayers will approve of this, notwithstanding the little saeers at Democratic economy"
 The printing bill of the Territory is not 22o, ,0G0, as it was in 1885, but only amounts to S5,o00, saving of e1o, 900, at which tho taxpayers will not murmur.
 The Fourteenth did not call upon the taxpaycrs to pay s3,076.80 for nswspa- pers for the edihcation of it's mem bsrs, as did the Thirteenth
 The members of the Fourteenth did not vote themselves $2, ,040 out of the Territorial Treasury after the fashion of the Thirteenth, nor did it indulge in such little stealings as $58S. 80 for post age stamps and S401.S5 for incidsntals and stationery. l. was not 50 liberal as Inc thirteenth in donating s10,o00 to a private society for horse racing and fair purposes, nor did it with Territorial moneys build bridge for one county at sn expense of $15 900, and wagon road for another at cost of SIP, ,000.
 But for all this the people who tell and pay the taxes will not think less of the Fourteenth legislature.
 A comparison between tho appropria- ton bills of the Thirteenth and Four tsemth legislatures will show who were faithful to their trust. Here are the appropriations made by sach legislature placed side by slds:.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-04-09
s2S7,17S 7s s47,517 I3

Deduct the appropriations of the Fourteenth from those of tlis Thirteenth Il and the approp 'iatiens of the Fourteenth are less tn tn those of the Thirteenth by the sum of S239, ,546.6O This is cor tainly good showing for the Fourteenth legislature and record for the Democ- racy which the taxpayinr voters will re- member.
 It would be amusing, were it not rcan- dalous, to see some persons, and even newspapers, who befora election adVe- cated reform and retrenchment, now as openly deride a wise economy.
 Just criticism IS very proper and right, but willfully false statements, gross mis representations and coarse derisiou, though they may make the minimizing laugh, can but make the judicious grieve. The citizens of Arizona are to be con yratul@ted upon the work of their recent legislature aRd may well be proud oi such honest and efficient servants
 The people will not forget, either, that the Democratic party has redeemed ths pledges 1t made to electors at the last election. DEMOCRAT.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-04-09
Axsesslnent Nossce.

Notice is hereby given that at . meeting of the Board of D reetors Of the Alamo Anna rills Ditch Company held at thsir office in Florense, March l2, 1887, an assessment, to be known assessment No. h, Of Twenty Dollars per share, was levisd on each and every share of the capital stocl, Of tho eorpo- ration, payable immediately to the Secretary of the coaSpany at his office iu Florence.
 Any stock upon which this sssessniert shall remain Gnpaih on the 12.h day of April, I637s will bs3ielinqucnt and adrei tissd for gale al public aactioa, and unless payment is made before will be sold on Tuesday, May F, 1887, to pay ssid delinquent a&ssssnent, together with costs ef advertising sri expense of sale By order of the Board of Directa-s.
 " Ni K GUILD Secretary.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-04-09

It is now quite plain that the railroad companies are proceeding upon thor oughly digestsd plan to do everything in their power to make the Interstate Com merce act odiaus to the people. This is evidenced by the class of goods upon which the rates have been advanced. In every instance the advances are thor oughly inexcusabls and calculated to an nay and cripple important interests. This is short sighted policy ana will re- set to the injury of the railroads. The steady working out of the rights of the people cannot be stopped by such sub trrtuges, though it may cause delay | Chronicle
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-04-09
PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE DBPARTMz.:T,
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.

 T. all to @hqm these presents may c':iue, Greeting;
 Whereas I am informed that Felipe Robles was murdered en the nIght of the 5th of February last in She city ef Tus- son by one Manuel Gonzales,
 Now, therefore, !, ' Mayer Zuliek, Governor of the Territory of Arizona, by virtue of the authority in me vested do hereby offer and proclaiia a reward ot Five Hundred Dollars for the arrest and conviction oi the said Manuel Gonzales .-@* In witness Mhereof have
 herennto set my hand ano SEAL. }causeG the great seal of the
 Territory to be afliz cd thereto *-* Done at Prescott, the capital this 18th day of March, 1. D. 1887.
 C. MEYER ZULIcK By the Governor.
 JAS A. BAYARD, Secretary of the Territory.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-04-09
A Suggestion to the TraveyAng
 Public.

Tourists, eInigrants and mariners find that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is a medicinal safeguard against unhealthful influences upon which they can implicitly rely, since it prevents the effects of vii tiated atmosphere, unaccustomed or un- wholesome diet, bad diet, or other con ditions upfararable tn health On long voyages, or journeys in attitudes adja- cent to the equator, 1t Is especially use ful as preventive of the febrile com plaints aud disorders of the stomach, liver and bowels, which are apt to rttack natives of the temperate zone sojourning or travelling in such regions, and it is si, excellent protection against the influence of extreme cold, sudden changes of tenn peraiure, exposure to damp ar extreme fatigue. It not only prevents intc rmit- tent and remittent levers, and other dis eases of malarial type, but cradicatos them, fact which has been notorious for years past in North and South Amer lea, Mexico, the West Indies, Austr&li ia and other countries.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-04-09
Treatment of PIeuro-Pneumc. 6.
 mia

The Chicago Tribune tells how pleuro- neumopia is being dealt with in that city: "The Live Stock Commissioners are now occupying an ofice in Molltsuk block, aud tie work ef stamping out pIsuro- pneumonia in Chicago and it's sub urbs Is in active progress. The territory covered is believed to bs larger than is absolutely necessary, but the eommls- sioners have proceeded upon ths princi- pie that it WAS better to cover too much ground than not enough. When the work now in hand is complete there will be reasonable certainty that every yestigs of the d..A casa has been eradicated. The work of quara timing cat6ls is now nearly done and will be closed up next week.
 About 7 800 animala have been placed under quarantine, and the coin nplstsd iist will mum Der about 5000 4 system of